and I repented of my sins already. So Mark 4, if you're there, please stand for the reading of God's Word. Mark 4, verse 35. Mark 4, verse 35, and it says, And the same day, when the evening was come, he saith unto them, Let us pass over unto the other side. And when they had sent away the multitude, they took him, even as he was in the ship. And there were also with him other little ships. And there arose a great storm of wind, and the waves beat into the ship, and that it was now full. And he was in the hinder part of the ship, asleep on a pillow. And they wake him, and they say unto him, Master, carest thou not that we perish? I don't think they said it in that attitude at all. Master, carest thou not that we perish? I imagine him kind of screaming, maybe crying. I don't know, these are grown men going through perilous times right now. So just think of maybe your dad growing up. Imagine him crying right now. Or imagine me crying right now. I'm just crying. I'm weeping because I have no idea the situation. So these are where the men are at. They're crying. They're asking the Lord, do you not carest thou not that we perish? And he arose and rebuked the wind and set into the sea. peace be still. And the wind ceased, and there was a great calm. And he said to them, Why are ye so fearful? How is it that ye have no faith? And they feared exceedingly, and said one to another, What manner of man is this, that even the wind and the sea obey him?" Tonight's message is entitled, Peace Through the Storm. Peace Through the Storm. Let's open a word of prayer. Lord, thank you for this wonderful time that you give us. Lord, thank you for allowing us to come here to church tonight, at a place where we can freely worship you, where we can freely speak of your name, where we can freely give the gospel out to our friends, co-workers, strangers, Lord. Thank you so much for what you have done for this church. Thank you for our pastor. Thank you for the previous pastors, Lord. And just help us to go on with the rest of our day and to please you. In Jesus' name, Amen. Amen. You may be seated. So in the middle of July, I experienced my first hurricane here. And I know it's like, oh, it's like a tropical storm, class one. It wasn't that bad. Let me tell you. I was scared of it. I'll be honest. I didn't know what to expect. I mean, the wind's beating all the time. The rain constantly coming. I can't imagine a class two or class three. If it's over a class two, I'm out of here. I'll see you guys later. I want to move up to Alaska where they have no hurricanes. They don't, right? OK. Hey, I'd rather do it with a grizzly bear than a hurricane. Like, I was scared of that hurricane. I mean, Hurricane Barry will forever be memorized in my heart that I was scared of a Class 1 hurricane. So, if you're going to see a grown man cry, see me in a Class 3 hurricane, right? So, I was really scared. I mean, there's other times that, I mean, growing up, I'm sure a lot of us have been scared of certain storms. In Indiana, we have a lot of tornadoes. And the thing about tornadoes is that they come just like that. They just, like, appear out of nowhere. I mean, they got a couple hours. when they hit you they hit hard like a hurricane does but tornado is done with but hurricane is there and it's far worth it far worse and I'll admit that. But I mean other storms like thunder and lightning and that's one thing that I was definitely scared of as a kid. I mean when you hear that thunder banging and like and lightning striking you see the flashes and you get really scared. I mean is any kids in here scared of thunder and lightning? Thank you, Danny. Thank you, Reagan. You guys really helped me out. I was crying last night when the rain was coming down. I'm totally joking, OK? But the thing is, when I was a young kid, if I ever heard a storm, more like when I was 13 years old. No, I'm trying to make jokes for you guys because you're outside. I love pies. Anybody else love pie tonight? Does anybody else love pie? Amen. Does anybody else know that they're saved here tonight? Amen. OK, now we're all awake. So when I was scared as a kid, I would go to my dad and to my mom, and they'd comfort me. They would comfort me with safety, with security. And they'd have a comforting piece that they would bring along saying, hey, everything's all right. And my dad and my mom would say, because if you believe in Jesus Christ, he is with you. And it kind of comforted me with that saying. offered a protection, a security, a safety, a place where I can find the word peace. And so here we have it in our text is that Jesus and disciples have been on the left side of the Sea of Galilee and Jesus wanted to go into the other side of the sea to get this man at the beginning of chapter 5, the maniac of Gadara, who himself is another type of storm right there. And so Jesus had specifically wanted to go to reach that one man right there. And so they had to cross this sea, the Sea of Galilee. You could say it's a lake or a pond, but I mean, the Sea of Galilee at times can brew storms just out of nowhere. And it's well below the sea level and the hills and mountains surrounding it. A beautiful day outside, 75 degrees, a slight breeze, and then the next 15 minutes, there'll be a storm on the Sea of Galilee. It just appears like that all the time. And so, the thing is that these men, like Peter, James, and John, and some of the other men, were born on the sea, basically. They knew the sea. They were experts at the sea. And so, they began their journey from one side to the other side, and then, as it says, Jesus went to the hinder parts to go take a nap. And the storm was not just like any storm, though. The storm was and means no small storm. In each passage, it describes it differently. Here in our passage, it shows it as a great storm. And in Matthew 8, verse 24, it's known as a great tempest. And Luke 8, verse 23, it's known as there came down a storm of wind. And the storm would have scared them out of their sandals. And think about, like I said, these men wore like Most of these men were tough. They knew what they're doing. They had calluses on their hands. They were experts on the sea. And I mean, there's a couple of tax collectors and some other guys, but most of the guys were tough men, men of Galilee. And so they knew what they were doing on the sea. But the thing is that it says a great storm. And so this storm was something that I have never seen before. A storm that had hit them so hard that they had no idea what has just happened. Now the thing is, they handled storms in the past very well, because they're still alive. They had not died yet. Maybe they lost a couple of ships, but they still knew how to handle storms. They knew how to do it on their own. Maybe they had different methods of how to prepare the ship for a storm, or had different equipment for a storm, and they were in the middle of it. But this storm had a rage about it that they had never seen before. The storm had been placed so that the disciples could learn from it, but how the disciples responded was up to them. The disciples' reaction to the storm, and here the disciples responded based upon their past. I mean, they have been, let's say these men were in their late 20s and their early 30s. These men have been, I'm trying to get the point across that they have been experts, they have been very knowledgeable on the sea, they knew what they were doing. They knew because of their past. They were raised, their fathers had taught them from a young age, from the age of three all the way to the age of 27. They knew what they were doing on the sea. They knew how to handle storms. But the thing is, this storm was different. They had an attitude that was like, we got it. We know how to handle this storm. We are professionals at this stuff. I'm sure they tried different methods. I mean, they tried the old bucket trick where they decide, hey, Peter, get a bucket. And John throws in a bucket and starts dumping out water. And he's going. And he's like, hey. John, this isn't working and it keeps on going, keeps on going, he's digging deeper. He's 25 buckets deep of water and nothing is happening. The ship is starting to sink even more or the siding is breaking down and then James yells at another disciple and says, hey, go get some wooden nails and put this repair this side or maybe another side they say hey go get the squeegee I don't know if they had squeegee back in the day but like hey get the squeegee squeegee off the water as fast as possible and everything they tried everything they had done in the past works successfully but here everything they did failed on it all throughout the night all failed They think that they knew what they were doing because of their past. They thought they knew what they were doing because of the time they have been on the scene. But the thing is, panic would have set in their hearts, and grown men have found no way to fix their problem in the storm. And the disciples had finally realized that we can't do anything based upon our past. We can't, I mean, we can't do the bucket trick anymore. We can't hammer some boards up to stop the water from coming in. We can't use the squeegee method if they have that method. We can't do anything like this. And these men are starting to panic. They're starting to get stressed out. I mean, if anybody has ever experienced like drowning sensation before, the panic starts filling in and you start you're doing everything as possible to stay alive you'll do anything. Peter tried to push John off the boat maybe to survive like we need to lose some weight and push John off or push Bartholomew off and and they were trying they're panicking at this point I would imagine I mean that's what I would do but these men had no idea how to handle their problems. I mean their past showed them that they knew how to handle problems And maybe they were successful, maybe they were unsuccessful. I don't know if they lost many boats. But the thing is that nothing worked. Nothing at all worked during the storm. Rather, the boat was receiving more damage and water than they anticipated. The disciples gave up, leaning on their own arms, and went to Jesus. It was actually harder to take off. The thing is that Jesus, as I mentioned earlier in verse 37, He is, verse 38 actually, and He was in the hinder part of the ship, asleep on a pillow. It shows that He was a 100% man right there too, because He needed rest. And the thing is that, I don't know how Jesus was asleep the whole entire time, but He was asleep. sleep on a pillow. And I don't know if he woke up like, all right, when are they going to come to me? Because he, I mean, he knew that the storm was more than they can handle. And he was just waiting. I don't know if he was doing this or not. I don't want to go too much into the scripture or not. But all I know is that they came to the hinder part of the ship and maybe Peter, John, James, or some of the other guys came up to Jesus like, Do you not care for us? Like, what's going on? Jesus, come on, wake up. We know you can help us. Like, I don't know if they're like screaming, if they're shouting, if they're crying, if they're getting angry at Jesus for not helping them. I mean, there's a lot of emotions right there that people can face when they're drowning, essentially. I mean, these men have been going bonkers at this point. And so they finally come to Jesus and they ask, Master, cares thou not that we perish? And then we get to the point where Jesus rises up from his sleep and he comes and he goes to the storm and he says, peace be still. Just three words and after that, immediately the winds ceased. Immediately, the waves went down. Immediately, I don't know, all the water just kind of fell off the boat and everything was back to normal. Immediately, the sun came out. Immediately, the clouds went away. Immediately, the birds started singing again. But immediately, the storm ceased. Just with three words, peace, be still. Now, the disciples knew that Jesus could perform miracles. I mean, they had been with Him just for a while, but they knew, just to name a few, Jesus turned the water into wine in John 2, verses 1-11. He heals Peter's muggling wall in Matthew 8, verses 14-15. He cleanses the leopard's hand in Luke 5, 12-14. He raises the widow's son from the dead, Luke 7, 11-17. And the thing is that they saw Jesus perform these miracles. I mean, raising somebody from the dead will take more power than calming the sea. And they saw Jesus perform so many miracles. But the thing is, they relied upon their past. Instead of going to the One who could help them, the One who provided, who had already done so many miracles, the One who is the Son of God. In these words, peace be still, He ceased the storm to stop. He caused the storm to stop. And only three words, and Jesus was able to handle a situation that the disciples spent so much time and effort to fix. Now I'm reminded a couple months ago when I went through the life of King Asa, he had a problem with the Ethiopians who came up from the south to Judah, and it was a million and so many soldiers. the largest ever quartered army in the Bible by numbers, and over a million soldiers had come up just to defeat Asa and to defeat Judah. And that situation that Asa had, and may I remind you of this, that Asa didn't go to his... elders that he took counsel from. He didn't go to his generals. He didn't go to anybody. He went to God directly. And he went to God to say, Lord, I need your help in this hour of desperation. I need your help with this problem that I have. And we know later that God was able to deliver Judah from the Ethiopians. And then later in his life, we know that there was another army from Israel and from the Assyrians who came down. And at this time, Judah didn't... Sorry, it was Israel that came down against Judah. And the thing is, he didn't go to God. He said, Lord, I need your help again in this time. But instead, he relied upon himself. He relied upon his money that he had. He relied upon his friends, quote-unquote, to help him in this time of need. And yes, they were able to help him. But instead of going to God, he went to the things of possibly his past that helped him, but the things of his past that was that God had helped King Asa. But here the disciples saw that nothing in their past would be able to handle this storm. Nothing was able to do this. And Jesus asked them a question. Why are ye so fearful? How is it that ye have no faith? The disciples believed more in themselves than in Jesus at the beginning. So why did the disciples not find peace through the storm? Well, the disciples did not find peace through the storm because they did not have the faith in God of the storm. Jesus has shown them so much this far, and they still did not understand who He truly was at this point. But the thing is, the response of the disciples here in verse 41, and they feared exceedingly and said once another, What manner of man is this, that even the wind and the sea obey Him? And I've already mentioned, like, we know, like, this is the Son of God, this is the Messiah who has come down. But, like, these things are starting to click more and more and more. And, I mean, finally after the three years with Jesus that they had with Him, and we see Peter who is faithfully preaching the Word in the book of Acts, the day of Pentecost, and here on, and I'm sure he goes back to that time, and when he's facing persecution, when he's facing problems of life, He goes like, you know what, if Jesus can handle a storm, Jesus can handle my problems of life. Jesus could handle raising people from the dead, and Jesus can handle my problems. And so I'm sure that Peter thought about this time. I'm sure that John thought about this time, or James, or Bartholomew, or Thomas, all the disciples would think of this time that God was able to provide for them and keep them, offer a sense of peace. The thing is that the disciples they started to realize who Jesus is. They knew if he could heal people, raise the dead to life, and calm a storm, he had to be sent from God. The disciples faced a problem that they never faced before. In their time of trouble, they went how? I don't know how I wrote that down. I'm sorry. They went from this problem that they had and they thought they could handle on themselves to the fact where they said, forget about our past. We're going to go to Jesus so that He can handle our problems because He is the God of the storm. And because they were able to, they didn't have peace at the beginning of the storm, but until the end where they realized that through Jesus Christ, God, he was able to provide peace through safety, through security from the storm. With the words, peace, be still, he offered a sense of protection. The thing is, not only do disciples face the problem of disbelief, not only do disciples back then face the problem of unfaith or trusting issues, it is our natural tendency to have, is not to have peace in the trials of life. not to have faith in Jesus when we go through a storm. The thing is that when Jesus came into our life, we can know and we can have peace at Jesus Christ during our troubled times. I mean, if you're not here tonight, I mean, simply Jesus came down. That's why we celebrate Christmas this upcoming month. It's because God sent down His Son to die on the cross for our sins so that we would have a way to go to heaven. And because of that, we can know that Jesus died on the cross for our sins. We know that Jesus rose from the grave. We know that He's up in heaven at the right hand of God interceding for us today. And we know that we have also peace because we are saved. So everybody here, everybody who's ever lived has been given a boat, if we can say that. That boat is their life. Now, you can have a big fancy boat if you're rich, or you can have a small little fishing boat, or you can have a pontoon. I mean, what our boat size really doesn't matter. But the thing is, who we have on board matters when we face life issues. We all face the storms of life. No matter if you are saved or unsaved, storms affect every single person. Before we are, say, facing problems, I mean, I can't imagine facing a storm by myself. I have the privilege, I was saved at a young age of 13, so I didn't have to face too many problems of life that I did not have God on my side, or I didn't have Jesus Christ on my side. but there's people in the world today who face problems and they have a loved one who has passed away, they have a loved one who's going through some type of serious sickness right now and they have no hope, they have no peace, they have no sense of safety, no sense of security because they have no Jesus Christ in their heart. They don't have Jesus Christ on their boat. And the storms of life are beating on their boat, and the waves are coming on, the wind is knocking over the mast, and everything is... they're going crazy, they're panicking, they're stressing out, and they have no hope, they have no peace. And the thing is, the peace that passes all understanding comes through Jesus Christ. And I can't imagine not being saved and going through some serious dilemma in my life. I can't imagine going through some relationship problem with your parents or with your spouse or with your kids. I can't imagine going through a problem in life without Jesus Christ when a family member has passed away or a neighbor or co-worker has passed away tragically. I can't imagine going through life. I can't imagine going through the storms of life without Jesus Christ. Because the thing is that Even though the storms come, and the thing is that storms do come, but storms also cease to happen. I mean, we can't control our storms, but the thing is we can control who is on our boat with us. We can control whether we have the peace, whether we trust in God, trust in Jesus in the hard times. It is sad because many lost people are missing so much, not having Jesus in their life. And where he can say, peace, be still. Notice, I believe this message, I mean, this is account, real history that happened. I believe that, yes, we can read it, but I think this is more written to the believers than just to unbelievers. I believe that we can see as believers that we can have peace as Christians. We can have peace through troubled times in life because of the God we serve. It matters who is in the boat with us. I mean, I know that I'm saved, and I know when I face the problems of life, I know when somebody close to me has passed away, if I'm going through some financial problems, if I'm going through some health problems, if I'm going through some serious illness, I know that Jesus is in my boat, and the thing is, I know that Jesus is in my boat, but the thing is also, as Christians, He's in our boat, but the thing is, we have to go to Jesus. You see here that the disciples immediately went to their past. They're like, no, I've handled problems on my own. I've done it. I've done it successfully or unsuccessfully. I know how to handle my problems. But the thing is, when Jesus is in your boat, you don't have to handle your problems on your own. You can go to Jesus Christ because he is the answer. He knows how to handle your problems. I mean, maybe he has you to go through that storm. And the thing is, it might not immediately cease. He wants you to go through the storm, maybe to trust him more. May we have faith in Him more. The disciples did not expect a storm to happen when they were with Jesus. As I mentioned earlier, storms can just happen out of the blue in the Sea of Galilee. We live in an earth that has a lot of storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, flash floods. I mean, flash floods happen just like that. Flash. If anybody didn't know that, flash happens like that. I mean we all we will never know when the storm will come I mean now we do we have like radar and stuff, but sometimes The meteorologist doesn't always know right I mean like oh It's gonna be nice and sunny outside with the 75 degrees weather with a slight breeze when reality. It's like 65 Oh, let's go even colder 35 degrees outside with a You guys probably don't experience that down here at all do you know I There's a dilemma right there. I would just say it's super ice outside and then you walk outside is humid outside like it was at the rain this morning like and like the meteorologist sometimes no sometimes they don't know. Sometimes we know when storms are going to come today like we look on the weather app like oh cool there's a storm coming. and you stay inside. Or sometimes you don't even know that the storm's coming and storms come. The thing is, and also in our lives, we don't know when the things, the storms, problems of life, financial problems, health problems, death and family, those problems, we will never expect them to come sometimes. I mean, how do we know if we can, we will never know when some storms will happen. We can, though we can have peace through Jesus Christ. Maybe, as mentioned earlier, there's death recently in your family. You lost a parent, or a spouse, or a grandparent, or a child. Or it could be that you learn that you might lose your job in the next couple months, and you have no idea how to provide the income for your family. Or, I mean, you're going through some problems with your neighbors, you're going through some problems with your family, you're going through some problems within the church, and you didn't expect a storm to happen. You didn't expect this situation to appear out of nowhere. I mean, at Sea of Galilee, nobody is prepared for a storm. I mean, they have preparation, but they're not ready for it when it hits. We're not ready when we hear a phone call saying, hey, your mom has been placed in a coma and she only has a couple hours left. We don't expect those phone calls. We don't expect phone calls saying that your child has passed away. We don't expect phone calls saying that, hey, you're in debt and that we're going to have to foreclose your house. We don't expect calls like, oh, you may expect that call. But I mean, we don't expect a lot of calls like that. Sorry, that was ill placed. I'm really sorry. I was trying to build up a moment. I just lost it right there. But the thing is that storms of life, whatever they may be, maybe you're going through a storm right now. Some of us are going through storms. Some of us are not. I don't know everybody's place right now in their life, but I know where I'm at. I know if I were to have a storm, and maybe you guys are going through storms, and you're not showing what you're going through, which is totally fine. But the thing is that storms come, and it matters who is on our boat, but it also matters if we go to Jesus in that time of... Sorry, I can't even speak. It matters when we come to... in those problems of life, the storms of life, it matters if we... who we have Jesus on our boat, if we have Jesus on our boat, but also if we go to Jesus during those times. In the past, maybe you were unsaved, and you were saved later in life. And you see, this is how I handle my problems on my own. This is how I did it. I had the old bucket method of getting the water off. I had the squeegee method. I had the nails and boards method. And the thing is that you're going through a problem in life right now, and you're a new saved Christian, or you're a Christian. And the thing is, you're like, how is this problem not being fixed? But the thing is that you are saved, and you have Jesus Christ on your boat. And the only thing you have to do is go to Him. The thing is, storms will come, storms will worsen, but there is always an end. But during the storm, you can find peace through Jesus Christ. You can have peace through troubled times in your life because of the God we serve. Nobody expects a child to come in their life. Nobody thinks that any hard times will come to them or their family's life. The thing is, we can find peace through Jesus Christ. We can find peace through troubled times in life because of the God we serve. But how can we find peace through trials when we are here or when they are coming? Again, we can find peace in those hard times through Jesus Christ. We also can find peace in who Jesus is. He's our savior. He's been there when we are at the worst place in our lives. He has been faithful, as mentioned tonight, to us, even when no one else will be there for us. Your joy does not come from your situation, but who gives us joy? And if your joy was based upon your situations, then we would be all over the place like a roller coaster. And Jesus is all we need. I mean, as humans, we like to see something physical. We like to see how that somebody can physically take care of us, how that our problems are physical. The thing is, we don't think like God at all. We don't see our problems as God sees them. The thing is, hopefully we can see them as God sees them. Hopefully we can see the problems that we face. And the first thing that we do is go to God, go to Jesus Christ. Because we can find peace in Him. We can find peace, He will comfort you. I mean, just simply by reading the Word of God. I mean, we can find peace through Jesus Christ through praying. Now, I really haven't been through major storms of life. I really, I mean, I've had a couple of close friends who have passed away. But the thing is, I'm speaking as kind of a novice to this situation. But the thing is that the Bible knows, and the thing is that Jesus knows how to handle the problems. And Jesus says, trust in Him. And the thing is that you go to Jesus in those hard times. I mean, yes, you can talk to a pastor or Mrs. Christo and say, hey, how do I handle these problems? And I know they say, look, go to God in prayer. Seek the Lord in this hard time. And the thing is that no matter how you handle the problems that you faced in the past, it doesn't matter. We have Jesus on our boat. Go to Jesus Christ. I mean, He is there. He is waiting for us to call to Him. I mean, I'm sure that Jesus knew the situation is going on. He knew that they're going through a storm. He knew that this problem was more that they can handle. The only thing is He was waiting for them to come. There can be danger also by neglecting Jesus during troubled times. The thing is, too many Christians have made a train wreck of their situation. They say, why God? Why did you do this to me? When really they should have said, Lord, I need your help. I mean, they say, God, why did you do this? Why did you take my mom? Why did you take my dad from me? And you're shaking your fist at God saying, why did you do this? Why did you do this? But instead, you should go to God in prayer. You should go to God and seek God, seek Jesus Christ in your troubling times. I'm sure you guys, I mean, the close friends I speak of is Josh Hockerman, Rodney Mitchell, and pastors mentioned him many times. And let me tell you, yes, it was comforting to be at church, but it was also, it was more comforting to go to Jesus Christ. Because in reality, I mean, my pastor, who was my youth pastor when I was in high school, he couldn't handle my problems. My pastor couldn't handle my problems. Let me tell you, the only person who can handle your problems truly is Jesus Christ. I mean, with your dad, Mr. Crystal, what he went through in 2019, he went through some... I mean, he was practically... I mean, he was dead on the surgery table, operating table. And the thing is that our church, they saw that they could go to Jesus Christ and they depended upon Jesus during that hard time. I mean, we face problems of life. I don't know which each and every single person is going through. Maybe you think, my storm is so small. But it doesn't matter. Jesus will help you through the smallest storms of life. Lord, I mean, it's a little bigger than the smallest storm, but I mean, it's not a big storm of life. I mean, you're going through, I can't think of anything, like you're going through something right now, and you know exactly the storm. Or maybe you know you've been through a storm where you're like, I'm about to go into a storm. And you're like, no, Lord, I don't know. The thing is that Jesus is there and he cares for you. I mean, it could be a big storm and the thing is we can look at the situation and we can say, why Lord, why did you do this? Why did you allow me to go through this storm? Why am I in this storm? But instead of saying, why, why, why? We should say, Lord, help me in the storm. We should go to Jesus because he is in the boat with us. He is there for us because he can offer us peace during the hard times. If you are in a time of trial, and the walls of trouble are caving in on you, remember you can have peace through troubled times in life because of the God we serve. I hear that the disciples had a situation in front of them. They had a problem with this massive storm, this great storm. And the waves beat into the ship, and so that was now full. And the thing is that they came to Jesus finally after trying to fix their problems on their own. They came to Jesus and said, And He rose and rebuked the wind and said unto the sea, Peace, be still. And the wind ceased. And there was a great calm. The thing is that we can go through storms in our life, but we can find peace through Jesus Christ. And I hope the day when I ever go through a massive storm, or even a small storm, I can say, I can't handle this problem on my own. As King Asa said, I can't handle this problem on my own with the Ethiopians. As the disciples finally realized that they can't handle the problems on their own, they had to come to Jesus. Hopefully I can say when the times of trouble, hopefully you can say in the times of trouble, of pain, of the storms, when they come, you can say, I can trust Jesus. I can have peace through Jesus Christ. Because we can have peace through the troubled times in life because of the God we serve. God can control everything because Jesus was miraculous back then and He's also miraculous today. But the thing is that we just have to simply trust who's on the boat. We have to reach out who's on the boat because when we reach out to Jesus, Jesus will be there for us. Bow your heads and close your eyes for me. This is the beginning of the time of invitation. The thing is that you all may or may not be going through a storm in life. If you're saying you're not in the storm of life, you're like, Lord, I just need simply to trust in you when that time comes. But if you're in a storm right now, you know, I mean, we can find fellowship, we can find somewhat safety, security and peace with people here. But ultimate peace can only come through Jesus Christ. Because he's the